The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-20
HoBoKEN PUFFs.


Mr.. Herman Fagen has been proposed for mem
bership in the Active Boat Club.
The Merry Three" had merry time at their
reception at Meyers Hall last night
The Quadnlle Club held its Carnival sitzung
at Odd Fellows Hall last Monday night. 1t was
notable success.
The annual meeting of the Trustees of the Wild
ows' and Orphans Fund, of the Fire Department,
was held Friday night. The fund amounts now to
$50, 600.
The Mehlmann Brothers, of the Active Boat
Club, will contest pair-oered gig race with the
Frommel Brothers, of the yalencias, carly in the
season.
The Jolly Three held their first annual nasquer-
AIDE ball last evening at Meyers Hail. First street.
Hoboken. 1t was one of the finest social events
of the season.
The Hour Bowling Club visited New York last
Monday night in a body and wrested victory from
the Chestnut Club, the latter's own alleys by q
score of 1,7ls pins 10 l. Gss.
All the Hoboken ball players hearts must be on
the break. Two of them will be married in a
month-Charles GaHul to Helen Gerken and Gill
Hatfield to Grace Childs. May they all live long
and prosper.
will be represented at the third bench show Of
the New Jersey Kennel Club to be held at the
Metropolitan Rink next tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday
Two hundred and fifty ladies, gentlemen and
children will participate in Kirmess, to be held
in Trinity Hall, April goth, and continuing for a
Wcek, under the auspices of Trinity Church and
the management of Herr Carl Marwig
The newly elected Board Of Trustees of the First
NJ. e. Church are: j. @. Crevier, r. Steadman
William Let's, G. Gerver, William Fl. Lewis. A.
Morris, s. Warren, @. L. Pitts and James Lamb.
All except Mr.. Lamb were members of the old
Board. and he takes the place of Mr.. VIM Maize
who has removed to New York.
An entertainment deserving of a much better
audience, was given in Odd Fellows Hall last
Monday night under the auspices of the Armenia
Social Club. TIE Drummond family in their
musical absurdity. entitled 'Mishaps." was the
attraction Most Of the audience fingered after
the entertainment and tripped the light fantastic
till the small hours.
Freebooter Andrew Cullen was floor manager at
the Forresters' ball last Wednesday night He
assisted by Dennis J. Mahoney Thos Brooks
I, j. Colligan, j. O'Rrien, D. Slater Kelly Will
liam Leahy and Charles Black The Reception
Committee We're William Carroll, James Warren.
Evener and J. Donahue.
Boucicault's Shaughraun was rendered nv the
Leo Dramatic Club at Odd Fellows Hall Wednes-
day night. Charles +. Dougherty was the Shaugh-
raun. Second re, iment boys were the soldiers of
the night. Others OF the cast were: Msssrs Eu-
gene H. Herman, JOHN A. Minturn, Michael j.
Cannon, Thomas F Greaney, Michael j. Murray,
John 7. Shea, P. j. Murray, David Lane Douglas
Hughes and Misses Annie Danberc Katie Melvin
and Mary Peters.
The annual ball of the Andrew Cullen Associa-
ton at Odd Fellows Hall last Thursday night was
auotable and brilliant social event Mr. and Mrs
James Gillian led the Grand march Among those
present were: Andrew Cullen, James Gilfllan
William J: Dowden, Charles Pels, Peter Cronin,
Charles Pahl, Thomas Barker; Nicholas nay, John
Lang. William Kalb. James Logan William Wit
tge, Thomas Bennett. Philip Vanderheyden John
Cronin Martin Cahill, John Mccormack Walter
GILLIAN, Michael Maher, louis Martin william
Doian. August Eegner, Thomas Lloyd Fred Wit
tiege, 9 Field, Mayor Kerr, Councilmen Stan
ton. Malonsy and Landrigan. Commissioner
Smith, Register Fielder, Assemblyman Feenev,
Alderman O'Nei of Jersey City; ex-School Director
BOYD Of Jersey City; School Trustees Harksen and
HATFIELD, City Clerk McDei mott, Assistant City
Clerk Mansell and ex-street Commissioner Sui
Ivan.